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some wear to the top and bottom of the spine
and signed by 'A
with Frederick continuing the optical business in Fleet Street as Newton & Co
Published: 1941
The most noticeable difference between the M-71 and M-72 is that the M-71 has luminous paint markers
Spindler & Hoyer 'Junior' Microscope c.1925 Third Reich some wear to the topAn antique Spindler & Hoyer Junior microscope, made in Gottingen, Germany c. 1925. It was decribed in catalogues of the time as being 'perfect for travel and fieldwork. This model was in production from c. 1920 c. 1925. Although there are no maker's marks, this is a well known Spindler & Hoyer design which featured in London scientific instrument retailers catalogues in the 1920s, including those of John J. Griffin Ltd and Baird & Tatlock Ltd. The
